Password Generator | Secure Random Passwords in Your Browser

Generate secure random passwords in your browser with custom length, character types, presets, and copy-friendly output for one or many passwords at a time. Nothing is sent to a server, and generated values are not stored in cookies or shareable URLs.

 

Settings

Preset

Length
Character types

Generated passwords

    What you can do with Password Generator

    • Generate 8–128 character passwords with uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols.
    • Use presets (standard, strong, easy-to-type, numbers only) or customize options.
    • See simple strength hints and copy passwords individually or all at once.
    • Combine character types and length to create batches for web logins, admin panels, test accounts, and temporary passwords.
    • Generate multiple candidates at once to make it easier to use a different password per service and reduce the blast radius if one site is breached.
    • As a rule of thumb, prefer 12+ characters (16+ for higher-risk accounts), mix cases, numbers, and symbols when sites allow it, and avoid dictionary-only or purely personal-information passwords.

    How to use

    1. Choose a preset or set length, character types, and how many passwords to create.
    2. Use the primary button to generate candidates.
    3. Copy a single password with Copy, or copy every password at once (newline separated).
    4. Store chosen passwords in a trusted password manager as soon as possible.
    5. If you share a password by email or chat, ask the recipient to store it safely and remove the message when it is no longer needed.

    How to read the results

    After you generate passwords, the result area lists each candidate according to your length and character-type settings. If you request multiple passwords, each one appears on its own row.

    Each row includes a simple strength hint. Presets such as standard, strong, easy-to-type, and numbers only are reflected directly in the generated results.

    Copy one password at a time, or use copy all to place every generated password on the clipboard as a newline-separated list.

    Ways to use it

    New passwords

    Generate random passwords with your chosen length and character types for new account signups.

    Bulk test or temporary passwords

    Create multiple passwords at once for test accounts, staging environments, or temporary logins.

    Shareable initial passwords with fewer ambiguous characters

    Exclude confusing characters so initial passwords are easier to read when shared on paper or chat.

    How input data is handled

    • Passwords exist only in memory while you use this page; they are not stored in cookies or URL parameters.

    FAQ

    How long should a password be?
    For general logins, 12+ characters is a good baseline; use 16+ for higher risk accounts.
    Should I include symbols?
    Symbols often increase strength, but some sites restrict which symbols are allowed.
    Can I use this for test passwords?
    Yes. It works well for test accounts and temporary logins.

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